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Michelle Ronholm
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Writing my first novel, working on a creative history project (18th c. women's history), and volunteering at a local (Maryland) museum. A long-time Washington Capitals fan, bad-but-persevering figure skater, certified personal trainer, rookie flutist.
Got in a little more than 1200 words. It was a short writing sesh and maybe not tons of words, BUT I untied some knots that were causing me problems and things are flowing a bit more smoothly again. I think I’ll be able to wrap up this tough chapter tomorrow. #amwriting #historicalfiction #rookienovelist
Yvonne SealeThis talk next week (April 26, 6-7 UK time) should be of interest to many #histodons!
Amy Livingstone will give her Inaugural Lecture as Head of the Lincoln School of Humanities on "Finding Ermengarde: Researching the Life of a Medieval Countess."
Although she was recognized by her peers as influential and important, Countess Ermengarde (c.1070-1147) has been left out of the history of medieval Europe. This lecture will explore her accomplishments, such as co-ruling Brittany with her husband and adult son, her generous patronage and support of the church, her travel to the Holy Land – where she built a church, and her friendships with some of the most influential individuals of the 12th century. As well as discussing Ermengarde and her experiences, this lecture will address the scholarly process of finding Ermengarde.
To attend (in person/online), register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/inaugural-lecture-series-professor-amy-livingstone-tickets-598252197427
@ebrandom Thanks for this recommendation. I’m definitely adding it to my list.
@ebrandom I’m really looking forward to digging into it.
Looking over my shoulder as I work on a creative writing project and giving me all the sass. #cats #catitude #puck #historycat #hockeycat
Joanne FreemanGiven this week's MANY stunning state-level events, tomorrow's "History Matters:"
State Governments: What's the Problem?
The Constitution divided power between the nat'l & state governments, & we've STRUGGLED w/the complications ever since
Friday 10AM ET
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